Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-05-19

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ish and servicable single buggy harness. tt
Dr. J. B. Morris has moved into the resi-
dence recently purchased from Granpa Hutch
| ngs, and can be found there W hen not at his
Office or off ON oiliaia; business.
| Thomas Hughes. government express rider
| in this country, way back in the siXtys died at
Washington City on the 9TH of this month.
| All the old settlers knew him well.
Mrs J. c. Morclanl and Mrs s. V. Hill.
sisters of Mrs. J. ". Poe of this city, came
up by Sundays steamer from Oregon, and
will remain for short time on a visit.
George Morrison returned from the east
on Monday evening, whittier he has been
with n band Of horses He disposed of
his horses at Minneapolis at fair figure.
| j. NJ. Howe. by means OF n derrick, has
hoistcd the roof of his house, and will make
the same a two-storv. 1t will make a
handsome little dwelling when completed,
Mrs. Robinson, wife of j. II. Robinson.
of the firm Of SwAnk & Co. of this city.
came up from Poneroy this week, and will
now make her home with her husband in
! this city.
| As will be seen by the announcements in
onother column. ]. W. Akcrs, j. kearncy
and Chas. +. Leland are all candidates for
the office Of city marshal. Who will be the
lucky man?
VIM. Rogers and family, the former a
brother OF ), ;. Rogers of tnis city arrived
| by thursday 5 steamer from Ontario Cana.
da. They have come to make their home
i'll this country.
IT, Critics son while ,.'aying last Tuesday,
! fall and lrnka his loo Il
is the second time within the past year. DR.,
J. b. Morris was summoned and the arm set
and the patient is doing well.
There is soma talk Of extending the Pom.
eroy railroad to Lewiston and bridging
the Snake across the Island at the foot of
& street A good place to bridge and en-
ter the town through that street.
j. W. Rafferty,, clerk of the district court
at pomeroy, also nephew Of Mrs. J. kear-
ney Of this city, was in the city last week
one of the visiting brothers at the instltu-
ton of the Knights Of Pythias lodge.
A. L. Jones and Joseph Wernzierl, two
Union Pacific engineers, arrived bv Thurs
day steamer from Omaha They departed
by Friday mornings stage to join the L. y.
parties now camped on Camas Prairie.
Engineers J, Il. Stevens land Robert Nc
Ciellan came up on Sundays boat from ri.
paria. The former left by stage for Alpowai
rid &c and the latter for Genesee. They
were mum about the object of their visit
Mrs. B. Booth and daughter, Miss
Gussie, wife and daughter of one of our
most estimabe citizens and business men,
arrived on Thursday direct from Melvin,
Mass, and will now take up their abode
among us.
DR.. f. J. Boston, the dentist, desires tc
inform che public that he expects to take hi:
departure from Lewiston about the 18th
of June, all those desiring dental wcr,
performed had better call between now
and that time.
DR.. W. G. Cox, Genesee's most eminen,
physician was in the city Saturday The
Doctor, so we understand, is gaining large
practice in the Genesce country, and we ars
more than pleased to hear Of it, for this he
richly deserves.
Miss "A. e. Turner, formerly resident Of
this city, but now of Colfax, has been in the
city during the week, the guest of Mrs. X
L. Yantis. Miss Turner has host OF
/ warm friends in this city, who more than APP
preciated her short visit.
: City warrants were issued on Saturday
last to the amount of $1,000, These on &C
count of the Black Judgement Ne presum,
that settles the question that has been tiring
our citizens for nearly two years. The war
-. rants draw interest from date issued.
1t is reported that measles have mad.
I their appearance on Camas Prairie. Fiv.
persons have already succumbed to the raw
ages of the disease, One of the party at
t tached to Engineer Pauls survey part,
is now sick at the Cottonwood house witt
this malady.
Mr.. Demott, who sometime ago pur
G chased the Beeman farm ne,r Geuesee, wa
IN the city on Saturday last, and says .ha
the Genesee country cannot be beat fo
products. Everything looks lovely in tina
section. and large yield will be harvested
the coming fall.
e The following mountain sojourners repor
+ All excellent time at Lake Waha on Sunda,
last: W. b. Palmer, " B Cooper, G. ii
Payne, Leslie Thompson, j, W, Riggs, Clyd
! Parker, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Payne, Mis-
Welsh, Miss Gibson, Miss Smith, and Mis-
Mackin aud VIM. Baird.
The Japanese tea party given by tn
Ladies Of the Guild on Friday evening las
was largely attended and a most eninyabl
p time had by those present. A hanGso,n
o China cup and saucer was awarded to eaci
purchaser of refreshment. The ladies real
:, lzed something over $40.
Mrs. &. Il. Faunce left on Saturday las
for her summer home at Lake Waha an,
;, will during the season assume charge of tn
culinary department. which is an assuranc
to all those who pay the resort visit,
good substantial meal While your horse
# and outside comforts will be well cared TO
e by Charlie.
BIRTHs.-In this city May lG, 81, t
r the wife of +. Nj. Davis. daughter. :. :.
IL In this CITY May IL. 81, to the wife of G
W. Morrison a daughter. In this cit
b, May Is, 81, to the wife of ". f. Ketter
:" bach, son. The mothers and childre
are all doing WELL and the three happ
dads" wear broad smile.
e The Board of Pharmacy of Nez Parc
county, met in this city on Saturday las
pursuant to call. NJ A. Kelly, NJ D., wa
t. appointed president of the board, and W. {
st Cox, NJ D., secretary. Five druggists re,
is,ered and one vas exanined-J. B. Rio
of this city. who passed successful examil
:" alton was awarded certificate to con
J. pound drugs.
We were called on this week to witne
- some very fine hlooded stock. They col
- sisted of three stations, two Cleveland bay
one valued at 81, 500 and the other